Hold Public Servants Accountable
This questionnaire is designed to put public servants and government officials on the spot with tough, constitutionally protected questions they won’t want to answer — but are obligated to address.
Whether you’re at a town hall meeting, a traffic stop, a records office, or a city council session — these questions are your tool for demanding real accountability from the people who work for you.
What’s Inside
- Law Enforcement Officials — Questions about oath compliance, database abuse, body camera failures, and selective enforcement
- Administrative Officials — City clerks, records custodians, and their obstruction of public access
- Elected Officials — Mayors, city council members, and the gap between their promises and their actions
- Prosecutors & Legal Department — Double standards in prosecution and constitutional obligations
- Department Heads & Supervisors — Internal culture, whistleblower protection, and systemic failures
- Financial & Budget Officials — Taxpayer money spent on lawsuits, surveillance, and undisclosed contracts
LEGAL NOTICE: This document contains constitutionally protected questions designed for accountability purposes. These questions remain within the bounds of protected speech under the First Amendment. Officials’ responses — or refusal to respond — may be documented for journalistic, legal, and public interest purposes.
Print it. Bring it. Use it. Record their answers.
Know your rights. Ask the hard questions. Hold them accountable.